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Favorite cheese?

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yojimbo
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BRIE!!!
Nov 28 2009 4:20PM
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jason...
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Aged cheddar is very delicious. I also love jalapeno havarti.
Nov 28 2009 9:05PM
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captaincrunch
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this.
just had a whole bunch. finna have some more.
Nov 28 2009 9:07PM
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.jesus.
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why?
Nov 28 2009 9:13PM
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kudolicious
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Brie and seriously sharp cheddar
Nov 28 2009 9:17PM
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hey-dude-its-me
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Have any of you Canadians ever had Moose Cheese?

I've never had it but the shit is $500 per pound
Nov 28 2009 9:27PM
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Delaney
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cheese sticks
Nov 28 2009 11:38PM
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yojimbo
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I'm eatin' some brie right now mothah fuckahs.
Nov 28 2009 11:53PM
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enick
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"i'm all about my mozzerella
its the only thing i gots ta tell her
smell a...real bitch from a mile away
and i....will spit if she smiles at dre"
yee
Nov 29 2009 12:01AM
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rexalicious.
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i wont eat cheese if it smells bad..which a lot do hahaa. but smoked gouda is the shit.
Nov 29 2009 12:27AM
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fountain.
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never had any cheese i didnt like
Nov 29 2009 12:54AM
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cct_222
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extra sharp cheddar

or mozzerella

i like pretty much all cheese though

Nov 29 2009 12:56AM
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Elife
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I like your style... Manchego and Comte are such primo mild cheeses, but balls out favorites for me have to be bold: Neil's Yard Stilton (classic but oh so nice), Talleggio (sp?, even though it makes your fridge smell like crotch rot), but the best of the best is this:

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Humboldt Fog: It's is a mold-ripened cheese with a central line of edible ash like a Morbier. It ripens starting with a bloomy mold exterior, which leaves you a fresh goat cheese in the middle with the edges becoming runny and ripe. The older it gets the more gooey and stanky it gets. Thus, its creamy, relatively light, but has a nice barnyardy cut to it while being mildly acidic... so dank.
Nov 29 2009 5:35AM
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Elife
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Nov 29 2009 5:36AM
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Elife
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oh, or like cave-aged goudas... unreal. Once you hit 3-5 years they start to carmelize imparting a grainy, almost crunchy texture and added sweetness.

I'm a bit of a cheese fiend.
Nov 29 2009 5:39AM
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powderdream
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melted cheese is the golden elixer of life that makes the world go round. Nuff said
Nov 29 2009 7:32AM
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griffin.paisley
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brie for sure.
Nov 29 2009 9:56AM
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[BRI]noceros
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cheddar, muenster, colby jack, pepper jack, jalapeño jack, bleu cheese, really any type. i love cheese.
Nov 29 2009 10:25AM
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speedy29
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Save some money and buy the argentinian style parm.
Tried the real stuff and the argentinian style and I hardly tasted a difference and that was only cause one was aged longer but the price difference is HUGE less than half the price
Nov 29 2009 3:30PM
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speedy29
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triple cream unpasturized FRENCH brie is the king of all cheeses. Other cheeses crumble before him.
Nov 29 2009 3:33PM
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thelittlebiggs
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Cave Aged Gruyere.

That shits delicious.

Nov 29 2009 3:35PM
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roaklee
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brie
Nov 29 2009 3:39PM
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pooalol92
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i love me some cabot.

but that fake cheese that you get on like cheese fries from a diner is damn good too
Nov 29 2009 5:16PM
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yojimbo
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but...smoked gouda.....smells awful....
Nov 29 2009 5:18PM
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yojimbo
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too creamy. even double cream is a little too much for me.
Nov 29 2009 5:19PM
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Spinoza
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yeah it is,    and asiago pwns.
also  blue cheese is good

and theyre all amazing when theyre on a flavored triscuit
Nov 29 2009 5:23PM
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ksnow
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La Luna in Aspen serves the BEST baked brie I have ever had in my life.
Nov 29 2009 5:43PM
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hellomynameisjef
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wiscahhhsan sharp cheddah
Nov 29 2009 5:51PM
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captaincrunch
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i lol'd
Nov 29 2009 5:55PM
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NataliePortman
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PROVOLONE. for the win
Nov 29 2009 6:13PM
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BlackieChan
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smoked gouda for the win
Nov 29 2009 6:24PM
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speedy29
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Dont say that you just haven't found the right one yet.
Nov 29 2009 6:48PM
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MAC.D
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THIS!!!
Nov 29 2009 6:52PM
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Lemuel
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Sitting here eating it, was going to make a thread but found this and saw I posted in it. Bump? Pepperjack and colbyjack are also really good.
Jun 14 2010 12:24PM
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Malcolm
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squeeky cheese
Jun 14 2010 12:41PM
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Jodi
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yes! Humboldt Fog cheese is amazing.
also - Guinness Cheese. FTW.
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Jun 14 2010 12:48PM
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Z.J.H.
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eezEcheese or brie

Jun 14 2010 12:51PM
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-ROY-
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muenster...i think thats the right spelling
Jun 14 2010 12:52PM
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yourthemannowdog
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Jun 14 2010 1:02PM
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.Ben
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the real stuff could be because its probably not pasteurized and hasn't been aged long enough but this is the first I have heard of this
Jun 14 2010 1:49PM
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